| Product Dimensions | 13.34 x 13.34 x 2.54 cm; 281 g |
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| Item model number | PCK-10 |
| Colour Name | Black |
| Compatible Devices | Amplifier |
| Connector Type | 1/4" |
| Material Type | Gold |
| Size | 10 Pack of Gold Tip Connectors with 3m of Cable |
| Item Weight | 281 g |
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Product Description
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EASY TO ASSEMBLEQuickly cut your desired cable length with scissors and connect the ¼ inch jacks using the magnetic screws and screwdriver provided. No cable stripping required. |
CUSTOMIZABLETailor the length of 5 low profile patch cables with 3 metres of cable and 10 right angle solder-free connectors. Our versatile kit can also make straight cables by simply leaving the connector caps off. |
SUPERIOR TONEShielded oxygen-free copper cable provides low capacitance for pure audio signal transparency and low noise while preventing electronic interference. |
BUILT TO LASTThe simple yet rugged design is made to withstand use on stage or in the studio, while the stylish gold tipped connectors resist corrosion. |
CONTENTS & DIMENSIONS
- Kit includes 10 connectors, 3m of cable and 1 magnetic screwdriver.
- Cable width measures 4mm.
- Connector cap measures 10mm x 12mm.
INSTRUCTIONS
- Cut desired cable length using scissors or hobby knife. Be sure to cut the cable straight and not at an angle.
- Remove screw on the connector cap, detach cap and firmly insert the cable. To make straight cables, simply leave the connector caps off.
- Replace the connector cap and tightly refasten the screw. Test each cable individually before wiring up your pedalboard.
TROUBLESHOOTING
If a cable is not working or there's a loss of tone or volume, tighten the screw as firmly as possible until a connection is made. If that doesn't work, try backing the screw off a little. If there's still no connection, make sure the cable is cut straight and firmly inserted into the connector.
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| Sold by | Crosby - CA Store | Amazon.ca | DonnerDirect | daier CA | Cable Matters Canada | Amazon.ca |
| cable type | — | — | AUX | AUX | AUX | Coaxial |
| connector type | 1/4" | Audio Pedal Board Patch Cables | — | — | 1/4 Inch Ts | — |
| connector gender | Male-to-Male | Male-to-Male | Male-to-Male | Male-to-Male | Male-to-Male | Male-to-Male |
| compatible devices | Amplifier | Pedal Boards | Amplifier | Guitar | Tablet | Musical Instrument |
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Lack of Expandability, Saved by Sound Quality
TL;DR: Cables sound good, relative ease to assemble. No way to purchase additional cable deal breaker on recommendation.I have used solderless cable before on smaller boards (d'Addario) and enjoyed the ease of quickly putting a board together: cut to length, firmly screw in end, fully screw in ground screw, and done. The downside with those was that the stiffness and thickness of the cable to ensure a reliable and simple connection prevented them from use on a more complex setup. The Crosby cables solve some of those problems (reducing the cable thickness and rigidity allows for tighter bends and smaller gaps) while introducing new ones (less shielding and rigidity increases the chance for the ground screw to bridge the core and ground). Cable assembly was: cut to length, attach both ends, ensure tips had continuity, screw in ground screw about 8/10 of the way, do half turns on each ground screw, and re-test to check for continuity on grounds. With a multimeter, each cable took under 2 minutes and had almost no failed cables after the first couple. Having used them for 2 weeks now, lifting and lowering the top constantly to tweak, I've had no shorts from the shifting of the cables so far.The problem is that there is no way to buy additional lengths of cable separately. I ordered 7 packs to rewire and have additional ends and cable leftover for inevitable tweaks and replacements, and each pack comes in it's own pre-cut 10' length. This meant cable wastage that is unusable and just environmental waste, as well as not enough cable to finish wiring fully. I would kind of get it if they were just fully packaged from overseas and shipped straight to consumer, but almost every package had noticeably been opened once and resealed, though the cable lengths measured were the correct 10'. This would mean at minimum these were either returns where new 10' lengths were placed prior to shipment, or there is some QC prior to shipment. In either instance, there doesn't appear to be a reason why, since Crosby appears to likely be cutting cable themselves, they could not ship the cable as 1 solid length or list cable separately.If you've got a simple setup and are looking for an alternative to the cheap waste cables sold in your local music stores bins, and have the patience (and hopefully a multimeter or cable tester) to get the knack for them down, they are definitely a solid cable for the price. However, with the only method being these pre-boxed, 1-size packages, I would advise to look at an option that actually has an eye to your future board development and understands that you don't need to buy cable ends in perpetuity just to get some extra cable.
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Reviewed in Canada on May 19, 2023
Size: 10 Pack of Gold Tip Connectors with 3m of CableVerified Purchase
Reviewed in Canada on April 15, 2024
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Reviewed in Canada on September 27, 2021
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Reviewed in Canada on March 25, 2023
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Reviewed in Canada on April 4, 2023
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Reviewed in Canada on May 25, 2024
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TL;DR: Cables sound good, relative ease to assemble. No way to purchase additional cable deal breaker on recommendation.
I have used solderless cable before on smaller boards (d'Addario) and enjoyed the ease of quickly putting a board together: cut to length, firmly screw in end, fully screw in ground screw, and done. The downside with those was that the stiffness and thickness of the cable to ensure a reliable and simple connection prevented them from use on a more complex setup. The Crosby cables solve some of those problems (reducing the cable thickness and rigidity allows for tighter bends and smaller gaps) while introducing new ones (less shielding and rigidity increases the chance for the ground screw to bridge the core and ground). Cable assembly was: cut to length, attach both ends, ensure tips had continuity, screw in ground screw about 8/10 of the way, do half turns on each ground screw, and re-test to check for continuity on grounds. With a multimeter, each cable took under 2 minutes and had almost no failed cables after the first couple. Having used them for 2 weeks now, lifting and lowering the top constantly to tweak, I've had no shorts from the shifting of the cables so far.
The problem is that there is no way to buy additional lengths of cable separately. I ordered 7 packs to rewire and have additional ends and cable leftover for inevitable tweaks and replacements, and each pack comes in it's own pre-cut 10' length. This meant cable wastage that is unusable and just environmental waste, as well as not enough cable to finish wiring fully. I would kind of get it if they were just fully packaged from overseas and shipped straight to consumer, but almost every package had noticeably been opened once and resealed, though the cable lengths measured were the correct 10'. This would mean at minimum these were either returns where new 10' lengths were placed prior to shipment, or there is some QC prior to shipment. In either instance, there doesn't appear to be a reason why, since Crosby appears to likely be cutting cable themselves, they could not ship the cable as 1 solid length or list cable separately.
If you've got a simple setup and are looking for an alternative to the cheap waste cables sold in your local music stores bins, and have the patience (and hopefully a multimeter or cable tester) to get the knack for them down, they are definitely a solid cable for the price. However, with the only method being these pre-boxed, 1-size packages, I would advise to look at an option that actually has an eye to your future board development and understands that you don't need to buy cable ends in perpetuity just to get some extra cable.
I have used solderless cable before on smaller boards (d'Addario) and enjoyed the ease of quickly putting a board together: cut to length, firmly screw in end, fully screw in ground screw, and done. The downside with those was that the stiffness and thickness of the cable to ensure a reliable and simple connection prevented them from use on a more complex setup. The Crosby cables solve some of those problems (reducing the cable thickness and rigidity allows for tighter bends and smaller gaps) while introducing new ones (less shielding and rigidity increases the chance for the ground screw to bridge the core and ground). Cable assembly was: cut to length, attach both ends, ensure tips had continuity, screw in ground screw about 8/10 of the way, do half turns on each ground screw, and re-test to check for continuity on grounds. With a multimeter, each cable took under 2 minutes and had almost no failed cables after the first couple. Having used them for 2 weeks now, lifting and lowering the top constantly to tweak, I've had no shorts from the shifting of the cables so far.
The problem is that there is no way to buy additional lengths of cable separately. I ordered 7 packs to rewire and have additional ends and cable leftover for inevitable tweaks and replacements, and each pack comes in it's own pre-cut 10' length. This meant cable wastage that is unusable and just environmental waste, as well as not enough cable to finish wiring fully. I would kind of get it if they were just fully packaged from overseas and shipped straight to consumer, but almost every package had noticeably been opened once and resealed, though the cable lengths measured were the correct 10'. This would mean at minimum these were either returns where new 10' lengths were placed prior to shipment, or there is some QC prior to shipment. In either instance, there doesn't appear to be a reason why, since Crosby appears to likely be cutting cable themselves, they could not ship the cable as 1 solid length or list cable separately.
If you've got a simple setup and are looking for an alternative to the cheap waste cables sold in your local music stores bins, and have the patience (and hopefully a multimeter or cable tester) to get the knack for them down, they are definitely a solid cable for the price. However, with the only method being these pre-boxed, 1-size packages, I would advise to look at an option that actually has an eye to your future board development and understands that you don't need to buy cable ends in perpetuity just to get some extra cable.
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Jmart
Easy to assemble and sounds good
Reviewed in the United States on September 7, 2022Size: 10 Pack of Gold Tip Connectors with 3m of CableVerified Purchase
Jmart
Reviewed in the United States on September 7, 2022
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Frans Hansson
Funkar kanon!
Reviewed in Sweden on April 22, 2024Size: 10 Pack of Gold Tip Connectors with 3m of CableVerified Purchase
Richard Garner
Easy to use.
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on March 24, 2024Size: 10 Pack of Gold Tip Connectors with 3m of CableVerified Purchase
Raí Herrera
Increíbles.
Reviewed in Mexico on June 12, 2021Size: 10 Pack of Gold Tip Connectors with 3m of CableVerified Purchase
Matthijs Gaspar
Flawless solderless cable kit
Reviewed in the Netherlands on May 27, 2023Size: 10 Pack of Gold Tip Connectors with 3m of CableVerified Purchase